Morris tribune., 1887-12-14
PERSONALS.

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! i. III. Wellington visited Little
Fails last week.
i S. G. Pulliam, Crookston, was In
town las Friday.
| Gus Parsons, Donneliy, was in
town on Monday.
| Mrs. HI. w. Stone returned to her
home in Morris last week.
| Mrs. H. Whiteley is in the cities
buying new goods this week.
| L. III. Wellington visited Sank
Centre yesterday on business.
| IT. ID. Mullen. Herman, passed
through Morris on his way to Browns
Valley.
w. ]. Lawrence, representing Jas.
HI. Bish p & Co. Minneapolis, was In
town last Thursday.
/ Dir. j. w. Harris, dentist, will be In
| Morris after Dec. 25th to remain Tor
the rest of the winter.
| Chas. Pullman, ]. X. Van Doran
aud X, o. Walders of Herman were
| in town on Monday of this week.
C. H. Pierson, representing Averili,
| Carpenter & Co. st. Paul, was guest
at the Metropolitan over Sunday,
Hon. and Mrs. H. H. Wells enter
taiped u company of friends at their
! residence in Morris last Thursday
evening.
w. IA. Morrow, of Blanchard, Mis-
souri,, was the guest of his sister,
Miss Rachel Morrow, in Morris yes
terday. He goes to Glenwood to
visit relatives there.
Solid silver Spoons, sugar shells,
butter knives, napkin rings, fruit
| knives &c at E. B. Woodwards.
Geo, E. Lowater has purchased the
interest of Geo. E. Darling in the ice
business at this place. Mr.. Lewater
will put up large quantities of ice
during the winter and will be able to
supply every body through next sum-
mer.
A photograph, either card or cabi-
net size, is as acceptable a Christmas
gin as anything you can send to an
absent friend. MIR. Elliott the photo
gTapher, has made ample prepara-
tons for caring for the holiday trade
and if YOU conclude to have picture
taken, you will fl Id him ready to
serve you
We have Just received the finest and
most complete lot of stationery ever
brought to Morris. If you want o
note head, letter head, bill head
or sta ement, an envelope or any
ether kind of commercial stationery,
call AMI examine our new stock and
pr ces We can satisfy you in
uualitA, price and character OF work.
Robert Boa l+r, WHO has just re-
liretl from the management of the
New YORK Ledger after having ac-
cumulated fortune, acknowledges
that whatever may have been his per-
sonal efforts, he owes much OF his
grand success TO bold and persistent
advertising. Heinvested thousands
in thislnanner, and it came back III
hundreds of thousands.
Our farmers want to look out for
Il couple of smooth tongued fellows
who go around the country claiming
they are gathering crop statistics and
signers for remonstrance against ]
high taxes, Those who sign their
papers viii have a promissory note
stuck nnderitheir nose some of these
fine days. Never sign anything that
a stranger may present to you, for If
you do you will rue it in short time.
Dodge City Times.
A nice stock of ladies' watches and
chains at E. B. Woodward's.
On December q, % and 20 the Min
nesota Educational Association will
hold it's eleventh annual session in
the capitol at st. Paul. The conven-
ton Of county superintendents will
open on the preceding Monday, Dec,
rs, and will continue through Tues
day. Superintendent A. M. Sperry,
of Wasioja, will preside over the lat
ter body Arrangements have been
made for reduced fares on the rail-
roads for all who may attend.
Every family should become. CO.
workers with the board of health and
sec that their premises are kept in
good sanitary condition, THAT any
contagious disease may not get foot
hold among US. Diphtheria, scarlet
fever, and others Of like nature will
he prevalent more or less throughout
the country, from this ~, and no bet
ter Wy to escap their poisoned fangs
exisis than To keep your sur
roiIniIn.s neat aud clean.-Ex.
Gents scarf pins, solid gold ana
rolled plate in endless variety at d,
B. Woodwartls.
According to an exchange the map
swindle is the latest. The sharpers
get an endurseln mt from some one in
favor OF having the school houses
'ijrlllshed with IN tps, and they oper-
ate mainly through school directors,
making them believe that new law
obIiges them to purchase the map to
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hang III their school house. They
sell two maps tor FIVE dollars, when
perhaps they may be worth one-fifth
ofthat. School directors may ex-
peet them.
There seems to be considerable mis-
understanding prevailing in business
circles in regard to the enforcement
| of the law prohibiting printing on
certain classes OF mail matter. The
1 nitruoan IF the law IL to prOllibit adj